Dalea bicolor var argyraea Southern Africa backed by three large sepals

backed by three large sepals of dark burgundy with a flush of yellow

for your grandkids

and only recently recognized as a new species (2002)

has proven to be the best yellow-flowered baptisia that we've ever grown

being joined in October by the foliage

Dalea bicolor var argyraea Southern Africa backed by three large sepalsDalea bicolor var. argyraea is a superb silver foliage form of the typically green leafed, shrubby Southwest US native. In the wild, this silver foliage form of prairie clover is limited to alkaline sandy uplands in Texas and New Mexico, but we have found it incredibly well adapted to Eastern US rains and humidity. If you give silver prairie clover a well drained, bright sunny site, it will reward you with an airy, textural contrast to the bolder